Simon Lindholm
Simon Lindholm
E.g. http://gifak-net.tumblr.com/archive. See the comment in #16.
See #19, which (hilariously) made all of issues 1-17 say they were referenced by that issue. It could be worth changing stack trace format to avoid saying `#` to work...
Currently librcd depends on a mix of (L)GPLv2 and GPLv3-licensed libraries, making distribution of binaries impossible. We need to replace those by either newly written code distributed under MPL2 or...
Librcd currently only supports x86_64 Linux. Porting to other platforms (esp. Windows) would be a large undertaking and probably break some abstractions, and is not at the moment planned. Still,...
This would need explicit support by segmented stack code (lwthreads.c, stack.s, maybe clang fixes).
Librcd should use more specific eio exception classes instead of `exception_io` everywhere. E.g. `eof_eio` or `fs_eio` seem particularly useful.
if both LHS and RHS match the pattern ``` branchlikely .target x x .target: ``` it's worth not highlighting diffs for the first x, because it's just an artifact of...
``` #define A B #define B C A ``` with import.py --preserve-macros=A will at the start of `preprocess_c_with_macros` create the temporary file ``` _permuter define A B #define B C...